Wow I'm amazed by how fast this makes anonymous pages. My question ab authenticated users, is boost not able to cache anything once a user is logged in, or is there any kind of partial support?
Wow I'm amazed by how fast this makes anonymous pages. My question ab authenticated users, is boost not able to cache anything once a user is logged in, or is there any kind of partial support?
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Comment #1
mikeytown2 commentedits an all or none for auth users as well... I'm going to mark this a dup of this issue
#289674: Supporting cached pages for authenticated users
in this issue is the code for turning on auth cache; but its not something I do, because boost was not designed to do this.
Comment #2
drupalninja99 commentedk understood, are there any caching modules that can work alongside this one that handle authenticated traffic without messing up what boost does?
Comment #3
mikeytown2 commentedfull page caching not easily; but things like memcache, apc, ect... work great with boost. Look into cache router. Authcache works with boost as well.
Look into this
http://groups.drupal.org/node/21897